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About

Some say the Woodside Heights neighborhood is one of the most desirable places in Woodside to raise a family. With its strong network of families, nearby schools, outdoor recreation at Wunderlich and Huddart Parks, and a close-knit community, this point would be difficult to argue.

Though freeways, shopping centers, restaurants, and parks are just a short drive away, the abundant wildlife, streets lined with gorgeous redwood and pine trees, and smattering of vineyards retain the background of serene beauty so common in Woodside.

Built in the 1950s, many Woodside Heights homes remain original in condition while sitting on vast, multi-acre lots. The residents of Woodside Heights are a mix of lifelong residents and young families settling down for the first time; however, in recent years, more young families are moving into the neighborhood.

Residents in Woodside Heights are members of the Woodside Heights Homeowner Association. The association comes together to address neighborhood concerns, such as providing a safe environment for children, implementing more lane dividers and stop signs, and adding more speed limit signs to control the traffic generated by motorists. The association also organizes social gatherings, such as a summer BBQ and Christmas parties for residents.

  • Boundaries

    • Behind Woodside High School, bordered by Woodside Road, Alameda de las Pulgas, and Stockbridge
  • Libraries

    • Woodside Library- 3140 Woodside Road Woodside, CA 94062
  • Parks

    • Huddart County Park- 1100 Kings Mountain Road Woodside, CA 94062
    • Wunderlich County Park- 4040 Woodside Road Woodside, CA 94062
  • Public Schools

    • Las Lomitas School (K-5)- 299 Alameda de las Pulgas Atherton, CA 94027
    • La Entrada School (6-8)- 2200 Sharon Road Menlo Park, CA 94025
    • Woodside High School- 199 Churchill Avenue Woodside, CA 94062
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